mayor bass: wonderful.verything that the mayor to the left of me said because it was personally rewarding, but it because not every membertives, not every senator understands the problems that we area. to be able to have and how most of our cities cannot do it by themselves, this issue is a national think we kept reiterating that in every single meeting and for myself and several other mayors, we so added the need for mental health resources to stop suicides people from being on our streets. mental heachtremendous, it is a national issue and i know that i and many talked about mental health continuously. i look forward to the progress we've made because i think we were very forceful on veterans vouchers, both types of section eight vouchers and all of those things are absolutely necessary usmayor bass: absolutely. thank you so much. >> thank you for your leadership that we were able to have these meetings. the ability for each of our cities to share stories we were trying to achieve, i hope it resonated not

mayor bass: thank you. te that. >> having four easy to articulate clear i think was critical and if we do this again next year, i hope we stay to that, having a very short clear asks that we are allmaking sure that we were all on the same page everyone of us could spit out one of the we have four things wei know that came from you, mayor bass and i thank you for that. is what made the difference, having been on other lobbying tripsit was a clear and that we were all on the same page about. >> i alsag the that made it easy to articulate. as a war veteran who is married to a veteran, it was not just meaningful to myamount of v.a. staff and organizations that reached out to me personally after our trip, wanting to thank mayors are taking the veterans and that both pork towards solving veteran homelessness. oua lot of veterans don as leaders anymore and i think that was incredibly meaningful the hrilled that we are taking this up and they had hopes forship with us. mayor bass: thank you. ose asks, we have veter

mayor bass: thank you. i appreciate that.e clear asks, thi was critical and if we do this again next year, i hope we stay to that, having a very short list, asks that we are all on the same page with. making sure that we were all on the everyone of us could spit out one of the asks. 14■iwe have four things we needd ■t came from you, mayor bass and i thank you for that. i think that idifference, havinr lobbying trips before. it was a clear and easame page . >> i also agree with the four asks. that made it easy to articulate. as a active-duty veteran, it was not just meaningful to my family. the amountv. staff and organizations that reached out to me personally after our!■nk e taking the mantle, it used to be that both partloved veterans and that both parties would work towards solving veteran vetera'e themselves as leaders anymore td afghanistan veterans of america reaching out to me and they were just thrilled this up and they had hopes for the next steps and they wanted to gmayor bass: thank you. and by the asks, we have hom

mayor bass: thank you. i appreciate that. >> having late clear asks, i think was critical and if we do this again next year, i short list clear asks that we are all on the same page with. making sure that we were all on the same page everyone of us could spit out one of the asks. we need, and i know that came from yoou for that. i think that is what made the differ bng trips before. it was a clear and easy to understand asked that we were all on the same page about. >> i also agree with the four asks. that made it easy to articulate. as a war veteran who is married active-duty not just meaningful to my family. the amount of v.a. staff and organizations that reached out to me personally after our trip, wanting to thank mantle, it used to be that both parties loved veterans and that both parties would work towards solving veteran homelessness. a lot of veterans don't see themselves as leaders anymore and i think that was incredibly meaningful the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america reaching out to me and

bass think of this?uld just point to the comments of my colleague jake sullivan who said that this is not a matter of geography, it is a matter of common sense. we want to make sure that russia cannot use its territory as a haven from which it can attack ukrainian forces with impunity. so, in general, these are the summaries of this a small press briefing by john bass. state secretary for political affairs. let me remind you, quite recently this position was held by victoria nulan, perhaps better known to us. so, in general , they heard that america is ready to continue to help us in resisting the russian invasion. this is the situation. vasyl, i give otert to you. thank you very much, kateryna galku was in touch with us from the center of the city, the capital, the deputy secretary of state, well, actually the state secretary, it's like the chief diplomat of the government of the united states of america. i remind you that the head of the government and the president of the united states america accordi

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i congratulate you. greetings to the viewers of the tv channel, so today john bass is in kyiv to talkith the ukrainian authorities, as he says, to discuss further steps to protect ukraine and our further future, he is also here today to check whether all the funds are going exactly where they are needed, and as he said, this is not a unique process of such checks only for ukraine, such similar ones are also carried out in the states, directly, as well as in other countries, partners, now... we had time for only four questions and in particular talked about this agreement between putin and kimchen-un regarding the strategic partnership, as mr. bass said, he is quite surprised by such an agreement, because he does not remember at all that putin has ever asked anyone for anything. then we also talked about allowing ukraine to hit targets on the territory of the russian federation, mr. bas did not tell us much here, in order to... no, in order not to tell about all the operational information, so that russia did not have time to take countermeasures, however, he actually quoted his collea

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we know it came from you mayor bass and we thank you for that. that isat what made the differee having been on other lobbying trips before that is what made this different. the growth of four asks made easy to articulate hotel as a war veteran management active duty military officer the factory took a veteran homelessness and where the four topics is not just meaningful to my family the amount of the va staff and veteran organizations that reach out to me personally after our trip wanting to thank mayors were taken the mantle it used to be both parties love veterans. otin both parties will work towards it measuring homelessness and a lot do not see themselves as leaders anymore and that is incredibly meaningful. the iraq and veteran and afghanistan veterans of america reached out to me. they are just thrilled we are taking this and hope for the next step ready to move they want to move with us. >> those asks, one comment we have veterans who are homeless becausee they accept their benefits their benefits being counted asei income. and then being

and then we go into the the big up—to—date drum and bass, all in, big basses.ece of music. so the track's done and i can't wait to play it at glastonbury. let's bring you some breaking news. thousands of uk bank customers have been hit with payment problems. hsbc, nationwide, barclays and virgin money have all been affected by the issue. many customers have been complaining on social media saying that their salaries have an paid into their accounts. hsbc says it is aware that his customers are having issues. nationwide has told the bbc it was aware of third—party payment issues impacting some providers, including nationwide, which had delayed a small number of payments. they say that some customers had received their salary or pension. virgin money say their problems have been resolved. hsbc sank their it teams are working to get the services back to normal, but if you have accounts with those banks are providers then to check your account. there is more on the website if you need it. this summer marks a0 years since york minster was engulfed by fire, devastati

bass would also not comment on his relationship with the duong family in san francisco. a jury has found. david depape guilty in the attack on former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband back in 2022. the jury has been deliberating since tuesday on charges of false imprisonment, kidnaping, rglary and threatening a public official. depape has already been convicted in federal court for the attack on the 82 year old paul pelosi, with a hammer that left him with a severe head injury. prosecutors in the second state trial say depape had intended to kidnap nancy pelosi and force her to confess to alleged crimes, but congresswoman pelosi was not home at the time, and he assaulted her husband instead. a spokesperson issued a statement on behalf of the pelosi family, saying in part, quote, for nearly 20 grueling months, mr. pelosi has demonstrated extraordinary courage and fortitude every day of his recovery. the pelosi family is grateful for the kind thoughts and prayers they continue to receive of stanford university and stanford health care are paying up. a judge ordering the

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but the true story of bass reeves is more extraordinary than any legend. (gun shot) larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. well president biden open border disaster is killing innocent americans, hurting the economy. and may doom the president's reelection. we'll have a lot more on that. with house majority leader whip tom emmer. and fox news contributor sara carter, but first up, fox news jackie hinrichs with latest on joe biden amnesty push. >> president's plan gives undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens a pathway to permanent residency if they have illegally lived in u.s. at least 10 years and beasts requirements. republican lawmakers call it a cynical bid to win over hispanic and latino voters ahead of november election something that former president trump dismissed as not a threat. >> under this program, a deluge of illegals will be given immediate green cards and put on the fast track to rapid citizenship to vote, i think a lot of them will vote for me, you look at hispanic population, if you look at black population, they are vo

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that bass." [ cheers and applause ] >> "all about that bass." >> jimmy: "all about that bass" comesp. because that's what you do on nantucket, you drive your trash to the dump. and -- >> jimmy: okay, that's fun. i used to go to the dump -- >> right. >> jimmy: -- as like a trip with my grandpa. he's like, "do you want to go to the dump?" i go, "cool." >> what a treat. >> jimmy: yeah, i love -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: loved it. >> "going to the dump." >> jimmy: loved it. ♪ to the dump to the dump to the dump dump dump ♪ >> that's what we would sing. >> jimmy: me too. >> wow. >> jimmy: weird. >> weird. >> jimmy: sister? >> okay, sister. best friend. [ laughter ] so, we were driving to the dump, and i was like, "yo, bump this," what is this? and it was "bass," and i never understood, like, why, out of all my songs, this is the one that's going to be my number one smash. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i -- when i heard it quietly, i was like, "oh, that's a banger." and i turned it up and was like, "oh, no, it's me." and i was like -- >> jimmy: yeah. you're like, "dude, that's it, that's my song. " >>

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